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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
County Court.
JUDGE SNYDER.

New Cases.-Leonard Wetz vs.. Floyd Plat,
appeal; Pearley and Rose May Blanch-
ard, inmates of the county asylum. Petition
of Mrs. D. Hapeman to have them placed in
the industrial school for girls at Evanston.
10 be heard on Monday next. S C Nash ct
al vs.. d Sweetser assumpset, $500; John
d Young VS.. John Riordan, assumpsit,
$1,000; People VS.. Franklin 0 Reed, appeal.
Cases disposed of-Chas NJ Smith VS. Got
lieb Gray, judgment against defendant, s I;
Elisha r Atwood VS.. Jonathan Pope, jndg.
ment against defendant $l0975; Phil Er!en.
born VS.. Horace F Lescom, judgment against
defendant S239.79; John Soffe VS.. Ken.
dig ct al, dismissed for want Of prosecution;
Chas NJ Smith, assignee sc vs.. j W Browne
dismissed at defendants COSTS b Chisholm
vs.. Ben Doll, dismissed by plaintiff, each
paying one half the COSTS Nettie Wilson
vs. Albert P Wales OF al, default of defen
dants and suit dismissed at their costs; AL.
fred Godfrey ct al petition for adoption Of
Chas II Copeland, granted.
The wife of VIM. Adds, Of River Side
near Streator, filed an affidavit alleging his
insanity. On the appearance of the defend
ant, petition was Withdrawn, he conserving
to the appointment Of a conservator of his
estate. lie had recently drawn pension Of
$1,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
New Double Jacket for steam Cylinders.

The Mechanical Engineer tells of a German
invention, the object Of which is to prevent
condensation OF steam in the cylinder and
consequent loss Of power by conducting super
heated steam through the cylinder jacket. In
place of steam highly boiling liquids, such as
oil, may Unemployed, and in some cases ex-
haust steam may bo utilized to heat the
liquid or draw the fire gases through the
cylinder jacket For this purpose steam
injector may be employed, especially in loco
motives where the jet pipe already employed
for increasing the draft of the fire cnn be
used for drawing the fire gases through the
cylinder jacket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.
JUDGE BLANCHARD.
[ HEX Of Jan. l9.l

judgments. RetL vs.. II II Larson,
against defendant for $50 50 and 10 per cent
damages; Godfreid Rheinhard VS.. John
Harrh, against defendant for $ll; Jesse
Mitchell ct al, admrs of estate Of VIM Mitch
ell, W. James Mathswson, damages against
defendant, $4,000; Eliel Brewing Co vs.,
Jacob Romage, against defendant for $40;
" Farwell & Co vs.. Forbes Flick,
S3,73l o.; VIM A Church, admr Lucy
Church, vs. the Village of Dana, $4,000 The
facts of this case are substantially these: In
1885, on the 4th Of July, the village of Dana
had a celebration, and fire works in the
evening. Mr.. Church and his wife, the I'M
fortunate deceased, came into town while the
fire works we're in display, When near the
stand a shower of sparks ignited sky
rocket which had been left carelessly upon
the platform. and was discharged, striking
her on the head. She never recovered
consciousness from the moment she was
struck until she died, which was the next
day Her husband sues the village Of Dana
for SIS 1000 damages. McDougall and Shay
for the plaintiff, and Duncan, OConor, Gil.
bert and Eckcls for the defense.
Law.-Lyman Everingham J r Buffers,
Judgment for "a, APO. In the case Of the
village of Dana, sued by VIM Church, the
defendant was acquitted, there being no evi.
dence to show the liability of the town to
pay damages J X Stebbin Ann Miller,
dismissed by plaintiff.
Chancery-Est of Esther Chapman v
Eugene Parrot ct al. Masters report ap-
proved. Ann Anderson ct al Bertha ii
Peterson. Masters report of distribution
approved. &c Rust ct al v A 4 Smith ct al.
Bill conf l. Clayton ct al Vim Il Clay.
ton ct al. Set for April l. NJ kneussl v
N y Cain ct al Foreclosure referred to mas
ter. Mary Z Field Eugene PARROT ct al.
Same order. Nicholas Diinisch Serawa
Diinisch. Hearing and decree of divorce
granted. Clara A Sinsel Fred Sinsel. Di-
vOrce bill taken as confessed Brown v c
Gurnea, on trial, on $500, note as surety of
Fred Gurnea; signature denied.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
Probate Court.
JUDGE EVANS.

Letters issued 10 Thos Schwartz, admr es.
tate of Franz Schwartz; John Gillet, guar
dian Of Ella Gillet, q minor, bond $500;
Lorin Swift, admr estate of Joseph Swift.
bond 5000 Geo Bruner, admr estate Of
Henry Bruner, bond 500; Geo Bruner,
admr estate of Anna Bruner, bond 5000;
Mary l. Cleave, executrix of estate of John
l. Cleave, personal bond $4,000; VIM 2 Don.
nell. admr estate VIM Donnell, bond Sc 900;
Martin II Gender, guardian of Carl Hepp, a
minor, bond 5000; Xadoc 0 Jackson, admr
estate of Hiram Jackson, bond $500; Bartly
Neary, admr estate of Edward Neary, bond
81, 800; Salome Eutzminger, executrix estate
of George Eutzminger, bond S. 900
Reports, Inventories, Sc, dpprored.-Est OF
J P Miner, report of accounts; Aug Johnson
private sale of personal property and &C
counts; VIM Sperber, appraisement bill
Mary Hayden, inventory; VIM C Newell
accounts; Elizabeth Wormley, inventory
Samuel Chapman, sale of personal prop
erty: Daniel Danielson Gnsane), report o
accounts: John McCabe, minor, accounts
Halver Peterson accounts; Vim Sperber, in
ventory. widows REIMBURSEMENT and selec
ton; Fred Schneider, accounts; StepheI
Mcpherson aud David kleinfelter accounts
Casper Helbling, accounts; Elizabeth b
Reddick, appraisement; Dolphus Clark, &C
counts; John Cleave, inventory and ap
praisement bill
Petitions Est of Samuel J Chapman. 70
leave to sell personal property at privat
sale, granted; John Burkey, same prayer
granted; Patrick Rooney, for partial distri
button Of property, granted; Thos Palmer
sdmr Of James Sexton, for discharge, dis
missed; Elizabeth Wormley, (distracted), 70
leave to lease lands granted; John McCabe
for new guardian, set for 23d inst; Jsco
Brenn, for order of final settlement, granted
Samuel Chapman, to complete purchase O
land, granted; admr Of Alex Finkler, to sci
real estate granted; John Schlessinger, 70
order Of final set,l meut to April term
granted; Anna Klein, to turn over certai
property to VIM Klein and Mary Schmitl
Alex Hobert, for final settlement to Apr
term. granted; Thos F Kennedy, to sell inter
st Of estate in CO partnership.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
BALANCED COOKING STOVES FOR SHIPS

Between tho fire box and oven are formed
boxes which may he closed 10y doors and
which serve rs warming ovens to be used for
heating plates, etc. From the top OF the
stove rise arms supporting rods notched
in the upper edges, and on these are placed
two movable weights formed with open
hooks, so that they can be easily shifted, in
order to be brought opposite any pan or ket'
tie for proper counterbalancing and keeping
the stove in an upright position. When the
stove stands ut an angle, the lower opening
in the ball will be partially closed by the
sides of the cup. which tends 10 interfere with
the draught. TO avoid this, the cup portion
is formed with numerous side openings, sufli-
Gent in size and number so the aggregate
area of the openings will never be less than
the sectional area of the support. At one
end of the fire box may be formed u water
heating reservoir. On smooth water the
stove may he chained to tho deck by four
chains, or four legs sliding in vertical grooves
may he used instead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

ably depicted and treated with ample local
colsr." The historical features are "Church
aud Meeting Houses before the Revolu-
tion," and ID. ii. Hill on "Chickamauga."
Among other miscellaneous papers Is one
by Mark Twain, In which the humorist
appears In a new role as a critic of popular
educational methods-under the title En-.
glish as she Is Taught" In which he gives
some examples Of various answers made
by pupils In our public schools.
We quote a few as follows;
Aboriqines, a system of mountains.
Alias, u good man In the Bible,
Amendble anything that Is mean.
Assiduity, state Of being an acid,
AuriferOus, pertaining 10 an oritice.
ammonia, the food Of the gods.
Capillary, a little caterpillar.
Corn,tar0us, rocks In which fossil corn Is
found
Enrolment, a headstone 10 a grave.
EQUESTRIAN, one who asks questions.
Eucharist, one who plays eucbre.
Franchise, anything belonging to the
French.
Idolater, very idol person.
Ipecdc. a man who likes good dinner.
Irrigate, 10 make fun of.
Nenddcious, what can be mended.
.Uercenary, one who feels for another.
Parasite, u kind of umbrella,
Parasite, the murder of an infant.
Publican, man who does his prayers In
public.
Tenacious, ten acres Of land.
He'e is one where the phrase "publicans
and sinners" has got mixed up in the
child's mind with politics, and the result is
definition which takes one in sudden
and unexpected way:
"RepuJlicdn, sinner mentioned In the
Bible"
Also in Democratic newspapers now and
then.
Here are two where the mistake has re.
suited from sound assisted by remote fact
"PidgidriSt, a writer Of plays.
"Denldg0gue, a vessel containing beer
and other liquids
Here is one which-yell, now, how often
we do slam into the truth without ever sus.
pecting 1t:
"The men employed by the Gas Com.
pany 90 around and speculate the meter
Ana herewith 'ZpOiOSlcai anu geo
logical" in his mind but not ready to his
tongue-the small scholar has inhocently
gone and let out couple of secrets which
ought never to have been divulged in any
circumstances:
There are good many donkeys in the.
illogical gardens.
"Some of the best fossils are found In
theological cabinets"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
DOUBLE JACKErED CYLINDER

Referring to the illustration, the double
iacketed cylinder is constructed in such
manner that the inner jacket is as thin as
possible in order to conduct the heat easily
20 the contents Of the cylinder, and this thin
Jacket is made stroag enough to resist the
pressure of the steam by forming flanges
thereon, which fit against the interior OF the
outer jacket, and form rigid system Of ribs
between which the vapor or liquid is con
Quoted The cylinder covers and steam port
may be provided with ribs in a similar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

We understand that there are parties In
this county wording rye and barley boom
similar to the Bohen i'm oats scheme. The
grain is sold to the farmers at $40 per
bushel and the parties propose to buy all
that is raised at So per bushel after the
crop is threshed. They will sell five, and
not to exceed to ten, bushels TO one farmer.
They take notes for payment due when the
crop is gathered If the farmers wish to
keep on the safe side they will buy their
seeds from some one they know--IoopeS
tom Chronicle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
i,nnI Enough for HIM

Mr.. Asa B. Rowley, Druggist, was in.
duced to try some of the Paplllon Catarrh
Cure by his customers, after several physi
clans predicted he would soon have con
sumption from an aggravated case of Ca
tarrh He says "The result was unprece
dented. / commenced to get well after
the first application, and am now, after q
few weeks, entirely cured" Papillon lex
tract of flax Catarrh Cure will do all thai
is claimed for 1t. Large bottles Sl.O0 Fol
sale by T. f. Gapen d Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

The last experiment in sending salmon ova
to the antlpodes appears to have been sue
cess. In January, 1885, shipment Of eggs
was made by Mr.. James You'll, 10y desire OF
the TasmanIan government, and the bulk OF
the eggs reached the colony in good condition,
development of the embryo having been
suspended by means of Haslam's refriger-
atng machinery. The eggs have developed
into "fry," and the "fry" into "smolts,' for
several young salmon about eight inches long
have be n captured accidentally In the Tas-
manian McIsey.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

Papillon extract of flax Skin Cure Is
superior TO all the much. advertised skin
beauttiers with the advantage of being
beneficial, and not like the mineral prepa.
rations usually sold which are very poison.
GUS 1t will remove all inf animation, chat.
ing and roughness of the skin, sunburn
freckles and unseemly blotcbes, and leave
the cuticle fair and soft as an infants. An
actual necessity for the complete toilet
table Large bottles only 81 co. for sale by
Il. f. Gapen Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
Current Literature.
Lost Treasure Found,

Long before Mrs. Stowe began to arrange
or even perhaps to gather materials for the
work by which her name will forever be
remembered, Mrs. Horace Mann had writ
ten tale of West Indian life in which the
same subject, slavery, held the foremost
place, as slavery must whenever and wher
ever it touches human life In fiction or his
tory.
That book is now to be read; and the
world is entitled to know how II came &c
be written and then withheld so long.
These are the words of the authors ven
cradle sister, Mrs. Elizabeth p. Peabody
addressed to Mr.. Lothrop:
The story is fiction; But some Of the
chara tiers and some Of the most important
incidents are facts-it was this that made
the author keep back the book from publ
cation till all were dead.
The last one who died was child OF
five or six at the time. He did deed In
his later life that lighted up the tradegy
with a moral glory that completed the book
as work of art-the part touches on this
was lately written.
1t was the merest accident that the
work was not published before my sister,
death, as she so earnestly desired it should
be, for it delineated some Of the actual oh
servations she made at the awakening OF
her mind to the great subject which 81
soon shook the whole fabric of our society
but which in 1890 was only beginning &c
aCitate us The Boston mob did not take
place, think, till '35 or %.
The book was written with no mora
object In view, but, as she used 70 say, il
wrote itself on her soul, and was Transcribed
as a relief
When Mrs. Mann was ready TO publish
the last of the real characters having passed
away, the manuscript could not be found
1t had only been mislaid, however; and af
ter her death it came to light.
"Juanlta, a Romance OF Real Life IL
Cuba" is the title. Pronounced mhonee
tab.
The beginning is festive scene In ,
valley of peace little inland in Africa
The natives had heard of, but had neve
zen, the white man. The white man wa
to them SLAYER He came with the rattl'
OF firearms, which lightning and thunder
bolts to the simple savages. Death, cap
ture, the ship, the lonely coast, Havana
the SLAYER himself, his home, family, visl
tors-and the tale is begun.
1t shall not be told in our poor words
The book is written (he name of Il 9 dis
tingushed author stands for that will
equal strength of mind and feeling. /
slavery tale of another country before tn
time of Uncle Toms Cabin. The writer
the scarcely less distinguished wife of tn
man who may be said in way to have lie,
New England forty years ago The booI
her only book. To be published shortl
by d. Lothfop Company, Boston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

A British medical journal calls attention to
the dangers OF infection arising from the pro
miscuolls use Of the mouthpiece OF public
telephones. Toprevent accidents of this kind,
it is recommended that the mouthpiece he dis
infected every time that it is used. In other
words, some disnfectant fluid should he kept
at every telephone station, and the speaker
should, first of all, dip the mouthpiece into
the fluid, and then wipe it with clean
towel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

The prospects for bountiful crop Of
wheat in this section were never better at
this time OF the year. The recent snow is
said to have been worth thousands of dol
lars 10 the wheat, giving 1t such an impe
tus that it is believed the plant will be abe
to withstand pretty severe tussle with the
tail end of Old Winter-PekiR 9fme-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
Probate Court.
{ Week Of Jan. l9.)

WtN q VuH' fV'I
Oriers.-Est of VIM Walworth, final settle
ment for April term Evan I Disregard,
same Warren Dodge, same.
CLAIMS dlkopsd.-Est Of Joshua NJ Hibbard
S3lsS0; VIM Pollack, $3.50 4; WI Dudgeon'
$3.50
Letters issued to Ellen Curtin, est Of Mich
ael Curtin, admx bond $780, Frank Balda,
admx Of John Balda, 81. 900; Sarah Burlin.
game, extr est Justin C Burlingame, So 900.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
Reducing Petroleum to CRYSTALS.

a Russian engineer claims 10 have discov-
cred process Of reducing petroleum to the
form Of crystals, which may lie easily and
safely transported to any distance and then
reco! serted into liquid form
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

CLAWS ollorsd.-Thos b Severn, 5000
and $l5502; VIM Reddick, $Ss; Elizabeth
Jones, Slll0; Joseph walgenback. slo.65,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

No tax which the people of Aurora pay
returns as much real value received as that
for cur Public Library. the tax is very
light, and the result is that all the best lit
erature of the world is of free and easy &C
cess 10 all the people of the city. That our
people are improving their opportunities
is evident from the hundreds and thous-
and thousands who draw books from the
library daily.-HerdldE Express.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

The Galesburg city council refused TO
submit the question Of licensing a looms
the coming year 10 vote of the people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

wilhelm Quelling and Fredricka Brink.
mann.
Frank d. Brandenberg and Ella r. DeBolt
Herman Beutler and Anna Leibe.
John Maier and Jennie Donahoe.
Jacob Geheber and Mary Helmbold.
John j. Meisenbirg and Emma Hardin.
Henry Sogdler and Ada Saul.
Chas. F. Riggs and Elizabeth Evans.
Emery A. Baker and Sadie l., Gudgell.
VIM. Brooker and Alta Brit.
John Il Bush to Fannie Fooie.
Wm WaiDsher to Amanda Stocssledgcr.
Sale Of real estate b J Rogers to II NJ
Rogers, 81 200, Und J, NJ NEl, 33 SO, 2
Dulcena Miller to VIM Truman, $4,000
80 ain W 20, SO, l; Z Leland to Pat Wolf
$500, lot 4, Ottawa North Sam VALLEY to j
A Campbell, $4,000 60 in N W 20, 32, 3;
Sed Hupp to Wilson Hupp, $500, ITO!
a m S5, 4; IT Murdoch to Ida Mary Nc
Callough, g, 200, 4 in Il, Streator; Anna NJ
Meath to Henry Cummings, $S,s60, W, N I
"a, SO, |; W. Russell to Stephen Ball, $50 J.
S3 36 a n f 10, S3, Il Lydia Smith to Olive
Green, $4,000, n + 8, SO, l.; John D Vette
to Mary C Fox, 1915, II in 20, Ottawa Cen
ter, Thos d Bowen to Jas G Wilson, 81 ZOO
PIT lot -, Streator; Frank KGning to Chas
Pittzner, lands in SO, 80, !.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-03-26

DR.. Bige'ows stomach and liver pills are
superior to all other. Prices 20 cents of +
Y. Griggs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEas

The following are the transfers of req
estate Had in the Recorders Office yester
day;
N Reed TO Susan A Wroughtou, lots al
IS bk IL Smith & Aliens add. 5000. 90
Geo l. Rouse TO V A Basset, lots 73. IS
n, ~ Grown st. $50
Maize Academy assn to Margaret Park
inson lots IL, l3, bk 3, Maize academ
add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iU
Maize Academ assn to a A Parkinson
lots 10 IL blk 8. Maize ACADEMY. 10
d III Kirkieride to w B Hendryx, 4 lots
In University Place add. ....... 80
James &cKinstry to Matte z Hatfield
lots AZ. AZ, 46, IS blk I'D" Victoria
Park add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Jas McRinstry to g A Batfeld, part of
lots F G Il Victoria park add. 49,. 25, co,
VIM Palmer to MIS- Lizzie Ellis, lots .!
80 10I Wabash ave Fl Scott addt.... 90
Perry MCPHERSON to ID W Solomon
land in sec % twp q 1e..........- l2O
Nelson 81 SCurg..s to John A Mossman
lots S Mona ave MOssmans ID add. 3SU
n A English to Francis Johnston lot
is Main st Engiish's 9th aid 5U
Peter Getto to VIM Knoll, lot q, Hum
bolt ave, Getto's 3rd add ..........-. 12Ot
F M Knapp to John Cable, lot 3,
Gleun ave, Lanefeld add, and lot IL,
Mathewson ave, Mathewson's 4th
add. l04I
Jackson Shank to T. J Marrow, lots
IS, IL, Ida ave, Wollman's add. 49,.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
WACO AvENUk NJ. E CHUKCH.

a few weeks ago the First Methodist Epis
cops, church decided to start q new society
In the northern part of the city. Lets were
purchassl on the corner Of Thirteenth street
and Waco avenue, and Rev. Z A. Hoyt, OF
the Southern Illinois conference, was secured
to take charge Of the work. A neat frame
chapel has been erected for temporary use
which is now being furnished with seats,
lights, etc, and will bSready for services on
next Sabbath. There will be preaching by
the pastor both morning and evening at the
usual hours. Al! residents Of the northern
part Of tire city, especially those accustomed
to attending Methodist services, are very
cordially invised to be present.
J. ID. BOTKIN,
Presiding Elder Wichita District.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
RerIstrstIop Notice

Special notice is called to the necessity of
vot rs in the city being duly registered for
the fall election. The books are now open
for registration at the offi,e of the city clerk
on North Market street, between First and
Second streets. TIL books will be closed on
October g, 1871. Everybody entitled should
go and register Go at oncs Books are
open during the day and from 6 to p. IN.
W. e. HUTCHINSON, o.
Chm'n Rep. Cent. Com
J. T. KING Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
FREE FREE FREE,


Our fine driving cart will be weighed on
Saturday OF this week aud given 70 the pur-
chaser of pair OF boots, shoes, slippers or
ruhbers who auesSes nearest 10 the exact
weight Remember we offer this ex IA in
ducemene &c give every person chance to
guess A discount 1t 70 per cent from
regular price on all goods soil this week.
Wicbits Shoe Parlor of Locke & Fiudeiss,
corner Main and First street 129 Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21

Don't forget that Chicago, Kansas CITY,
Minneapolis and Omaha were once smaller
than Wichits TODAY with no greater pros
poets. What chance FOR far-seeiDg men
with moderate capital TO acquire compe-
lance from WicAita Investments RDbt.
Spurgin g. Co., Eagle building, have any
kind of property you prefer at money max
ing prices. Gail 1926
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21

Mr. Thomas Churchward, president Of the
First National Bank of Berea, Ohio, With
bis family, after visiting few days with his
bis son, B. 7. Church ward, in this city, left
last evening for San Diego, Cal, to spend
the winter. Mr.. Churchward was very
much pleased with our town and will in all
probability return in the spring and make
his home here.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21

IL being believed that the burning OF the
Wichita stock yards was the act OF an in
cendiary, the county commissioners OF
Sedgwick county, Kansas, offer reward of
five hundred dollars, $500, for the arrest
and conviction OF the person or persons who
caused said stock yards to be burnt.
By order of the board, e P. FORD,
County Clerk,
tootF Rv IT J Form Dent
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21

Mr. William Fletcher ssys he expects 10
ave his building on the corner Of Second
and Main streets completed by the first of
next January. He has decided to put an
iron vault in the basement where packages
can be deposited for safe keeping.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21

The C. f. x N. BY, "Rock Island
route" will make rates OF ss.3a
to Kansas City and return on Sept
Is, 10, %. % and 90; Oct, 8, q,
10, 13, II, 90, "a, q, 30. To state fair at To
peks Sept II to "a four dollars and sixty
two cents for the round "Trip. To St Paul
and Minneapolis Sept, 8 to II, s2l.75 for che
round trIp 46tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-21
Notice to Stoch holders

All stockholders In the East Douglas Az
enue Building association, will please meet at
the building on the corner OF Hillside and
Douglas avenues, on Friday, the 2lst inst at
D. m sharp, for the transaction of impor-
tant business 1873 1t b. ID. PALLET.